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SUMNER SCHEDULE. n
OF THE ,4Z.Esss4

oSZS4S.esff
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIMORE,
Until further notice, On AMI after Sunday,
MAy, 18th, 1887, Will run thoir steamers as
follows, weather permitting, ~ leaving South ST.,
Wharf at 100 O'Clock p. M.
Steamer EASTERN SHORE.
CAPT. W. W. MATTHEW'S.
SUNDAYS and WEDNESDAYS for Crlsnold. Ho1-
mans, Evans, Bogg's. Eandua, Ds Wis, Reads,
MtIos', Shields, Hungurs aud Tayor's Wndrvos.
aETURNING-lo .yes raylor's Tuesdays and
Fridays at G AM. Hnnsnr's $50, shields y,
Miles y.l5, Davis lO.15, neul's II, Nandua
p. m, Boggs' 3, Evans as. Hofmau'sl 4,
steamer NAGGIE
CAPT. L. J. rMrTH.
MONDAY and THURSDAY for Crisleld, Tangier
Island, Flnney's 0nsncock, Csescorneese1,
Hunting Greek, Gullford, MoS5on5o.
TURNING-wednesday anil saturday, leaves
Meesongo Gam. Guilford 6,HuntinS creek 9.3u
Cbe5cOnnoSSeX 1l.SO, OnancocI >, flnuey So.oV'
Tangier Island 40.
steamer TANGiER,
CAPT. J. w. WILSON
Every Tuesday and Friday for Crlsfeld. y1nney't
Onnncocs, Sheltown. Pitts Wharf. Cedar Hall,
R.hoboth, Pocomoke City and Snow Hill.
RETUREING-LeaYes Snow Hill Mondays end
Thursday at a. M, Pocomato City 7.So, Reho-
poth g. Cedar HILL $50, Pitts wharf l0. oman
cock p. m, Fiunoy's $3.50 p. IN.
All Steamers leave cr!sfeld fol Balti-
~ more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight and passengers received for all points
on the \. Y, Philn. and Norfolk, Wicomlco and
pocomoke z. Z. daily, Delaware. Maryland and
virginia Railroads on Tuesdays and Fridays
only.
Positively no freight received after IS p, N.
and must be prepaid TO all points. oScepi
on the n, Y. Phlla, and Norfolk Railroad.
PR. CLARK, General Agent.
los 5outh street. Baltimore.
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LIT Us T ak.

We again make our bow to the
public and would invite the atten
ton of everybody who is looking
for bargains to give us call. We
have been accused by other mer-
chants of selling goods below cost,
but we haven't done it,and suppose
we had, we are not trying to please
the merchants but our customers,
and if they are satisfied We are.
Can you buy white double oil
cloth anywhere else for % cents a
yardq We sell it for that. Also
colored at same price. We still
have left few of those beautiful
glass pitchers holding half gallon
for 20 and 25 cents. We have this
week bought the largest and best
selected stock Of mems, women's
and children's shoes we have ever
had. We can't tell you what The
prices will be, but guarantee to give
you full value every time. Come
and ask us to show them, it is a
pleasure to show our goods. Think
of this. Mason's improved fruit
Jars, quarts and half gallons at S1.20
and Sl.4O per dozen. Ifyou want
a half-gallon stone Jug come and
get one for 10 cents, or gallon for
is cents. We have good line OF
mems underwear, shirts and draw
ers as cheap as % cents. The la
dies are especially invited to call
and examine Cur stock of shoes
which will be here the last Of this
week. Carpet warp any color at
Sl.1O per yard.
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Donation Party.

Mr.. EDITORIALS your newsy paper
is regular family visitor III this com.
munity, I desire 10 return through its
columns my hearty thanks to the many
friends who contributed 50 literally to
the donation party given at my residence
last evening. The numerous articles
were not more appreciated THIN the
good will and cheer of those, who with
out regard to sect, were present on the
occasion, which wlllever De remembered
with pleasure and gratitude by their
friend Rev. J. s. WHARTON,
Pastor Leemont Baptistfshurch.
August 4th. 1857.
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Gre s,.bncL Vile.

Weare having the weather quite SEA
sonable LOW, ana the cicps In this part
of the county are i okl!.g lrospc. Gus.
Albert, SOIL. of Rev. and Mrs B. F.
Jester. died on last Sunday afternoon OF
cholera infantrm mt the Methodist Prot
estant Parsonage, aged 4 months.
Mrs. Mary +. Smith. and Miss Varina
Lee Wilson of ills place are on visit
to Friends 1T Se!lyyille Del. and attend
ing canpmeeting n>.f that place.
Fish are very abundant This season.
in the waters Of Chircutcaeue lay. and
the sporting fraternity are liavinga fine
time hauling them i'll with lock and
lire.
Mr.. James Gibh. son of orr esteemed
neighhor. t. X. c. Glib, ESQ.,. was
home last week on visit to his parents
and friends. Mr.. Glib has been resid,
ing in the city of New York for stvtial
years past. aHd had not visited his home
before for quite along time.
DR.. n. 5. Smith, Of Chlrcotcagaa
Island was in town Tuesday The Dr.
reports Mr.. George G. Lewis, who WAS
so dangerously stabbed by one William!
DRYDEN on the island few weeks ago
as very much improved in his condition,
and hoIes are now entertained by iis
physicians Of his recovery.
The members of the Greenbackville
National Democratic Club of this place,
will meet at an early date, to arrange for
the fall campaign III their section of the
county. Your correspondent sincerely
hopes that members of similar Demo-
cratic organizations. not only all over
this county, but the State of Virginia.
may see the urgent necessity OF standing
shoulder TO shoulder i'll the approaching
contest, and presenting tothe enemy q
bold frcut, by preparing TO meet the is-
su. S that will be presented before the
people in theapproacnii.g campaign, for
in no other way than 10y proper organl-
cation have we a right to 1pect success
OF the party at the poll,GeXt November,
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Resolutions OF Respect.

Whereas 1t has pleased the Supreme
Architect Of the universe to remove
from our midst our late Bro, John T..
johnson, and
Whereas. The intimate relations OF
our deceased Bro, with the members OF
this Grange render it proper that we
should place on record our appreciation
of his service as Granger. and his
merits as man; therefore be it
Resolved, By PungoteaGue Grange
that, while VIC bow with humble sub
mission TO the will of the most High we
do not the less mourn for our Bro, who
has beef, called from labor to rest.
Resolved. That in the death OF John
T. Johnson this Grange loses a Bro,
who WIS an honest hard working nan,a
COOL father aud husband whose virtues
cndear him to his fellow citizens
Resolved, That this Grange tender
its heartfelt sympathy to the family and
relatives of our decs ased Bro, in their
sad affection
Resolved. That copy Of these reso-
lutions be sent to the family Of our de-
ceased Bro. and entered upon tbs min
utes OF the Grange.
Committee SAI;z: TUnL1SeroS'
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Mr.. Dufield Savage authorizes lis to
say, that Margie Douglas, 8 years old
last fall. which formerly belonged to
him. out is now owned by Mr.. John 1
Bull. Locustville, is ready to trot any
mare OF gelding in Accomac and North
ampton counties, not more than )
months older, mile heats, best in 5,for
a puise of $500 or 81 000-the race to
come off on Locustville track. and the
expenses of the horse to be paid that is
matched against her.
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Shot ut Ca,apinoeti ting.

at Parksley camp ground on List
Sunday, John Wllet, Il boy aged about
IS years engaged i'll tussle With ne
gro named White, which resulted ina
quarrel. The negro struck Willet with
a club and Willet shot him in the thigh.
in1cting serious bnt not necessarily
fatal wound. WiIlet took to the woods
to elude the officers who went to arrest
him and has since left for Baltimore.
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Our farmers stimulated by the & ood
prices of sweet potatoes, are shipping
goodly quantities of their staple product.
The Eastern Shore carried to Baltimore.
Tuesday, 1000 barrels, and steamer
Tansier on Thursday, took on board at
Onancock 500 barrels for same market.
The shipments This week from Eastern
Shore will aggregate 5000 OF 5000 bar
rplS
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Mrs. Salie H. Bagwell, relict of the
late DR.. Thos. P. Bagwell. died at Oman
cock, Wednesday in the S3rd year of her
age. She Wis the mother of Gen. E. r,
Bagwell, deceased, and Of Mir. Geo. IL.
Bagwell and four other children who
survive her. Gen. Henry A. Wise WAS
her first cousin and Hon. Geo. ID. Wise
and Gen. peyton Wise are her nephews.
Her connections are not only among the
most honored in the State, but she WAS
respected and loved as well for the many
noble traits she possessed. Many vii
hear witll,cgrct of her death. even at
the ripe cid age she lad reached.
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Messrs. Ballew & Berry.the courteous
representatives of the Wrought Iron Y
Range Co. have their headquarters nov
at Pmksley station, with the view %
cauvassing the upper part Of the county
with their celebrated co.. king ranges
The names of a few of their numerous
patrons in the county can be seen by
reference to their advertisement andany
of them will tell you that the range is
ALI that is claimed for it. No Durchas-
er ever fails to recommend them.
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Opnnc0ck.

Rev. John w. Hundley has beenquite
i'll during the week.
Rev. George Tyler. OF Winchester
Va IS visiting his father, Mi. John d.
Tyler of our town.
Mr.. Ohio Z. Parker. the genial and
courteous clerk of steamer Tangier left
this place OH Thursday for Saratoga.
Jchn Willet, who shot the colored
man while at Paiksley campmeeting.
Sunday, left by steamer Tansier, Mon
day for parts unknown.
The funeral services over the remains
OF w. Ohio Warren, we're held III tire
Baptist church Sunday evening, Rev.
R. a. Compton, officiating.
The Onancock nine left yesterday 70!
Pocomoke City to participate in a game
of base ball with the Pocomokr nine
Powell and Hundly will OCCUPY the
points for the Onancock club.
A tenant house near Onancock owned
by Upshur B Quinby, Esq, was struck
b. lightning Friday OF last week during
a heavy thunder storm but no serious
damage was done to the building.
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Churc,, Notcs.

Mr.. EDIToR-Please announce that
I will commence a meeting with my
church at this place. on Wednesday the
10th inss.. to continue for one week.
Services will be held each day at o clock
D. H., and O'Clock at night. My
brother, Rev. II. M. Wharton of Balti.
more, will be with me, also other minis.
tiers from the Shore. Christians of all
denominations and the public generally
are cordially invited to atter.d.
j. S. WHARTON, Pastor.
LeemOnt, Aug. End, 1887.
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Kent & Wilson, Parksley, again make
their bow to YOU and offer additional ill.,
ducemeats in our issue OF to-day TO pur,
chasers who wish to make little money
buy large quantities OF pretty goods
You cannot afford to turn q deaf ear
when gentlemen So enterprisirg desire
YOUR attention. Read what they have
to say and call on them.
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A telephone line is being established
between Birds Nest Station ard brldGe-
town, by some private individuals. The
Instruments and wire have already ar
rived, and the work OF putting up the
poles and stretching the wire will lie
commenced this week.-E, 5. Herald.
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1t will be seen by reference to another
column, that our countyman, MI. Geo
w. Tull is now a member OF the tim
that succeeds one Of the largest com
mission houses in New York. lie has
risen to that position by his industry,
strict attention 90 and thorough ac-
abundance with the business, and we
iced hardly add, deserves our most nh
cral patronage. Our people appreciate
merit too much to forget him III making
their shipments. The style of his firm
is Fairbanks, Tull 81 Co.
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Nj. Geo: w. Hynson, representing
the Gem Piano and Organ Company IL
moving southwark and all persons who
wish 10 secure a frst-class instrument
at factory prices should intercept him
on his passage. He goes to Easlville
this week for a few days and from that
point to places further south. He sold
on an average, while i'll Accomac an or
gun daily and several pianos and not i!
complaint 80 far has been heard from
purchasers. Prof. Billhardt first class
tuner of instruments accompanies him
His terms are reasonable.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-08-06

Foster & Borden. commission mer
chants. Chicago. advertise through our
columns this week Our farmers Will
doubtless find it to their interests to IA
vor them with shIpments-as the more
markets we find for our staple pro-
duct the more money we will probably
receive.
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Mr.. Stanley J. Lewis has opened q
house of entertainment at Parksiey
station and it is hardly necessary to adj
that it will be frst.class In every re-
spect. The proprietor never fails TO
please in anything he undertakes.
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Belle Haven.

Mr. A. n. IT. Mapp and Mrs. Frank
Shield of this vicinity are critically i'll.
Messrs. Hynson and Billhardt Of the
.'Gem Piano ard Organ Company, " left
this week for Eastville.
Work was commenced this week on
dwelling and storeliouse 1T this place for
our townsman, Mr. lslpa ". Mears.
Mr.. McElroy in the employ of the
New York, Philadelphia = Norfolk
Railroad, died this week at his residence
near Exmore. aged 81 years.
A tro;ting race. mile heats, best three
in five for Il purse of 500 will come of
on track at this place, OIL Thursday,
August 18th. between Maud, owned b,
MIR. Geo. ". Jacob and "Toodles, Jr., y
Judson Ashby, owner.
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Especial attention is invited to the an

Especial attention is invited to the an
nouncement made III this issue OF the
ENTERPRISE of musical and classical
school, which will lie opened at Oman
cock, ON Monday. September 18th, next.
The well known accomplishments OF The
ladies' who are to conduct it, furnishes
ample assurance that it is to bc a model
school in every respect and worthy the
patronage of all our people. We give
it our unqualified endorsement.and pre-
dict for it the success it will so richly
deserve.
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A festival will be held at NJ. E,
Church. South, Horntown on WedneS-
day. 10th inst, under the auspices OF
members of Sabbath school Of that
church. Supper and refreshments VII
be served on the occasion.
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p II DAV WIS
DAVIS WARY,
-Accomdc county, Va.

-Acc0mdc county, "a
Invites the attention Of the pub
lie to the following facts:
/. That he keeps constantly on
hand large select and cheap stock
of merchandise.
2. That -four, a speciality with
him, is delivered to him at a very
small expense, and can therefore
be sold az cheap as anywhere on
Eastern Shore.
8. That he sells coal during the
entire year, and always at bottom
prices.
4. That he always has clans on
hand for sale when in season-also
oysters.
5. That lie has for sale at private
contract, several valuable houses
and lots at Davis wharf, contain
ing 3 acres ach,improyed by dwell
lings and all necessary outhollses,
etc, OIL reasonable terms.
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Mr.. NJ. W. Stavton. representing
MesSrs. D. B. Taylor 81 Co., Baltimore,
is now on trip to Eastern Shore. GIVE
Inn your orders for stoves, tlnware .&c.
His house IS hrst-class aud merits your
liberal pat Unage.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-08-06

Fruit trees. apple, peach, pear, cher
ry, plum, ounce; all kind OF strawberry
raspberry. blackberry, curfants, grapes,
asparagus, etc have the finest stocs
l have ever grown true to name. Send
list of your wants and let me price it
prices low, catalogue free. Address
]. w. Hall, Marion Station Md.
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SIX. Martin s. Co. Hoffman 5 wharf
lave lust received q cargo OF bricks
which they are Offering fer sale at o
small margin for cash. and will receive
on 18th inst 100 tons of coal which they
will sell at SIS ler ton.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-08-06

FOR SALE-Early Curl Kale seed at
rs cents per pounds colts by mail.
Warranted genuine.
Julius D. Belotc.
Savageville, Va.
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Fon RENr-For the year 1888, store
house dwelling and LIT near Modestown.
For further particulars apply to
Geo. w. Mitchell,
Molestown. Va.
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The charges at the Malthy House ,
Baltimore, are surprisingly low for the
accommodation furnished. 1t is loca
ted In the business centre,a and especially
adapted, 20 merchants and planters.
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Mr.. L. FLOYD Neck, trustee, will sell
at Eastyille, on lEh day ot September
st public auction, valuable real estate
le!oiiging 10 Joseph J. Robins. See a.
vertiSenielit.
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The MISSOURI STEAM WASHER.
Price $40.
The Great Labor Saverl
The Great Clothing 9averI
The Great S)&p Saver!


Six important Facts
lst Rubbing clothes on wash board
wears them out more than uSIng them
or wearing them.
End. The Missouri steam washer
cleans clothing without the usn of the
wash board.
3rd. BY saving the wear on wash
board, clothing washed in the Missouri
steam washer will last twice as long.
4th. Any family using the Missouri
steam washer will save its cost from one
to five times year by the saving of
wear on clothes.
5,h. The Missouri ste I'm washer doer
away with all the severe drudglng q
work day.
9Th. Families lacking health and
strength are often compelle1 to have
their washing done at great expense,
which might be saved bv doing it them
selves with the Missouri steam washer.
| N Office what your own citizens say
about it.:
Your steam washer was brought to
myhouse few days ago. L take pleasure
in saying it has given entire satisfaction
n
Onancock, March 18th, '87.
Having seen the Missouri steam wash
er in use. think it a success and a
great saving of labor. e. II. PITTS.
March 21st. 'S7.
have seen your machine work and
think 1t does all that is claimed for 1t,
and will get one soon. J.F RILEY.
March 2lst, 'S7.
/ have seen your machine work and
think 1t the best I ever saw and would
not be without one for twice its cost.
J. W. MEARs.
This steam washer does well all the
work that is claimed for it. 1t has been
used at my house with much satisfac-
ton. G. G.. JoYNEs.
The Missouri steam washer does
such good work and gives such entire
satisfaction that you will please order
one for me. MRS. V. WRIGHT.
The Missouri steam washer does all
work that it claims to do satisfactorily.
Mrs. m, M. JOHNSON, MRS. E j. MEARs.
have seen several steam washers, but
think the Missouri steam washer the
most complete one I ever saw, and does
the best work.
MRs.S.P. WEscoTT, MKs.M.G.KELLAH
have seen the Missouri steam wash
ing machine to work and | think it does
all that is claimed for it. d. Il. JOHNSON
find the Missouri washing machine
all you recommend ito be. eau heart
lily recommend it to my friends.
a. Z. WHITE
The Missouri steam washer and ringer
bought by me from you as agent nearly
two months ago, has been in weekly use
since that time. I take pleasure IN re-
commenting it as great labor saying
machine. does it's work well and in one
half the time as when done by hand.
Don't regret the price paid for it
TIC. PITT,
N. B.-Any one wishing to SEQ the
machine work, or desiring to purchase
one, will please notify me.
w. F. JOYNES, Agt.
Olancock, Va.
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Delinsuen,s Take Notice.

On the first day " the county court
next at the courthouse door at AccO
mac c. H., i will offer for public s;sleall
the resl estate belonging to delinquent
tax payers, description of which req
estate can be seen in the county court
clerks Office of Accomac county.
JouNJ. BLACKSTONE,
County Treasurer.
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NoTrc..-Goods at and below cost
Selling of to close up business. Rare
bargains in general merchandise for
cash or produce. All persons indebted
to me on the books Of L. b. Mason must
come forward and settle their accounts.
by cash or note, on or before the 1st day
Of Septembsr. or their accounts will 6c
placed in the hands of an officer for col.
lection. Thoro. Mason, Sem,
GuilfOrd, Va.
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Ocean View, Delaware

The new firm OF Hope & TwIford
PungoLeague, are now carrying hnt
line OF fancy notions and d'ess gools
consisting of lawns, seersuckers, gine
hams. &C.. which they ale selling very
cheap for cash.
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FOE SALE-Five well bred horses from
to years old. All gentle and gohi
roadsters, and three Of them speedy. All
are we'll broken to both single and dou-
BILE harness. Can be sean at Oak Hall
station by calling on X. g. Horsey.
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Hope s. Twitord, the new firm at
Pungctelgue are.now selling fine line
of groceries at rock bottom prices-0est
GRADUATED sugar at Ct cents per pound.
and other goods in proportion.
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Ho for the cammmeetingl Persons
desiring fine suit OF harness Will 90
well to give ,ls a call Hope d Twlford
PuDg0ttague.
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NOTICE. have made BloIoms sta
ton my headquarters and parties having
business with me can call on or address
letters to me at that place.
E. M. Guutcr, constable.
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For RENT.-Fur the year 1889. my
storehouso and dwelling situated at
HalIwood, and alot Of scres Of arabic
land. John w. Kelly.
New Church, Va
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NoT1cE-I will attend the Eastern
Shore Agricultural Fair for the purpose
Of taking orders for handling iorses. es-
peclally old ines. VIII also he gla at
same time to receive orders Tor p.ach
trees raised in my own nursecy.
). }. belts,
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For RENT-For tn. year 1888. the
farm located N Drummondtown known
as the ALLEN farm.' Foo terms and
other particulars apply to
Taos. e. Walston,
Eaityille, Va.
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Sanford.

The chicken cholera prevails IN this
section. to the disgust of many good
housewives.
Capt. Oswald Marshall, of this yicin-
ity. while i'll baltimore. recently, had
his PANTS, containing ssS stolen from his
vessel.
The Parsley campmeeting was at
tended by many persons from this Sec
ton. who speak of it in complimentary
terms.
Among the accessions to our popula-
ton OF late, is q German named Simon,
Of excellent repute as q shoemaker. Ho
las opened shop near Sanford.
The building boom IN this section con-
tinues. Messrs. Horace Bundick, Riley
Knight and jeremiah TaS Tor have shown
their enterprise III that direction OF late.
The number Of converts at the revi-
val meeting in progress at Sanford
church exceeds 100, most OF when have
united With that church. The interest
in the meeting continues and The penl-
tents still are numerous.
A report is in circulation here which
lacks confirmation however. that eleven
colored people were Killed by lightning
at funeral on 9th ult., at place not
very remote from us, over in MY Mary
land.n
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NoTIcE-por sale or for rent farm
for the year 1858. Fodder also 70 sale.
i. u. Kellam,
louisville, Va.